Well organised and articulate. This would be Level 4 if you'd included more precise references to thriller films which use, develop or challenge generic archetypes, and of course links to film clips and screen shots, not only from research films but also from your own production.
Important: When doing your evaluation you need to heed this advice and to consistently reference your case studies and your independent research with screen shots from research films and your own production which indicates how the director use, developed or challenged genre conventions. Follow advice in my power point and look at blogs I've identified as great examples of engaging with the evaluation.
Mainly proficient and well done for posting this important aspect of planning.
Well organised and articulate. This would be Level 4 if you'd included more precise references to thriller films which use, develop or challenge generic archetypes, and of course links to film clips and screen shots, not only from research films but also from your own production.
ReplyDeleteImportant: When doing your evaluation you need to heed this advice and to consistently reference your case studies and your independent research with screen shots from research films and your own production which indicates how the director use, developed or challenged genre conventions. Follow advice in my power point and look at blogs I've identified as great examples of engaging with the evaluation.
Mainly proficient and well done for posting this important aspect of planning.